Disambiguating effects of syllable position and neighborhood size: contributions of Hanja during sino-Korean processing by Kim, Y, Kotzor, S, Lahiri, A

“…Although Hangul is the primary script, literate native Korean speakers are sensitive to the effects of Hanja; they are confronted with a lexicon written primarily in one (Hangul), but deeply influenced by another that is much less visible and commonly used (Hanja). …”

Is Hanja represented in the Korean mental lexicon?: Encoding cross-script semantic cohorts in the representation of Sino-Korean by Kim, Y, Kotzor, S, Lahiri, A

“…Korean can be transcribed in two different scripts, one alphabetic (Hangul) and one logographic (Hanja). How does the mental lexicon represent the contributions of multiple scripts? …”